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The '''La 8x10 Woodyman''' is a [[large format]] [[view camera]]. | The '''La 8x10 Woodyman''' is a [[large format]] [[view camera]]. | ||
Production started in France in 2017 as the crowdfunded '''WoodymanProject''' by 2 French designers, Alex Bérard and Jo. | Production started in France in 2017 as the crowdfunded '''WoodymanProject''' by 2 French designers, Alex Bérard and Jo. | ||
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The main aim of this project was to design and produce a large format camera which was both portable (lightweight) and affordable. | The main aim of this project was to design and produce a large format camera which was both portable (lightweight) and affordable. | ||
Aimed at a new generation of LF photographers who especially like to shoot on [[Impossible]] polaroid 8x10 sheet film. | Aimed at a new generation of LF photographers who especially like to shoot on [[Impossible]] polaroid 8x10 sheet film. | ||
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The La 8x10 Woodyman is a large format view camera. Production started in France in 2017 as the crowdfunded WoodymanProject by 2 French designers, Alex Bérard and Jo.
The main aim of this project was to design and produce a large format camera which was both portable (lightweight) and affordable. Aimed at a new generation of LF photographers who especially like to shoot on Impossible polaroid 8x10 sheet film.
